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Environmental Health Perspectives Supplements Volume 102, Number S11, 1994
Environmental Health Perspectives Supplements  1994 Pharmacokinetics: Defining Dosimetry for Risk Assessment

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Pharmacokinetics: Defining Dosimetry for Risk Assessment
Introduction--Pharmacokinetics: Defining Dosimetry for Risk Assessment
p. 3

Basic Issues in Pharmacokinetics

A Tiered Approach to Pharmacokinetic Studies
Alan G. E. Wilson, Stephen W. Frantz, and Leonard C. Keifer
p. 5
Pharmacokinetic Factors Influencing Risk Assessment: Saturation of Biochemical Processes and Cofactor Depletion
Darrell D. Sumner and James T. Stevens
p. 13
A Carbamate Insecticide: A Case Study of Aldicarb
Ronald L. Baron
p. 23
Factors Affecting Mammary Tumor Incidence in Chloratriazine-treated Female Rats: Hormonal Properties, Dosage, and Animal Strain
J. Charles Eldridge, Marie K. Tennant, Lawrence T. Wetzel, Charles B. Breckenridge, and James T. Stevens
p. 29

Use of Pharmacokinetic Models

Applications of Physiologic Pharmacokinetic Modeling in Carcinogenic Risk Assessment
Daniel Krewski, James R. Withey, Lung-fa Ku, and Melvin E. Anderson
p. 37
Physiologically Based Pharmacokinetic Model for the Inhibition of Acetylcholinesterase by Organophosphate Esters
Jeffery M. Gearhart, Gary W. Jepson, Harvey J. Clewell, Melvin E. Anderson, and Rory B. Conolly
p. 51
Parameter Variability and the Interpretation of Physiologically Based Pharmacokinetic Modeling Results
Robert C. Spear and Frederic Y. Bois
p. 61

Contribution of Extraheptaic Metabolism to Formation of Toxic Metabolites

Uptake and Metabolism of Toxicants in the Respiratory Tract
Alan R. Dahl and Per Gerde
p. 67
Influence of Metabolism in Skin on Dosimetry after Topical Exposure
Robert L. Bronaugh, Steven W. Collier, Sara E. Macpherson, and Margaret E. K. Kraeling
p. 71
Role of Renal Metabolism in Risk to Toxic Chemicals
Lawrence H. Lash
p. 75

Pharmacokinetics in Sensitive Populations

Pharmacogenetics: Detecting Sensitive Populations
Peter G. Shields
p. 81
Chemical Contaminants, Pharmacokinetics, and the Lactating Mother
Walter J. Rogan and N. Beth Ragan
p. 89
Pharmacokinetic Determinants of Embryotoxicity in Rats Associated with Organic Acids
William J. Scott, Jr., Michael D. Collins, and Heinz Nau
p. 97
Physiologic Changes during Growth and Development
Ellen J. O'Flaherty
p. 103
Pharmacokinetics in the Infant
Rebecca L. Milsap and William J. Jusko
p. 107
Pharmacokinetics in the Child
William R. Crom
p. 111
Pharmacokinetics in the Elderly
Michael Mayersohn
p. 119
Summary of Panel Discussions
Rogene F. Henderson and Kulbir S. Bakshi
p. 125

Last update: September 15, 1998

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